Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-21
LOCAL 6REWTIeS.

ht. H. Diuuuci io1NcS Souikht vi Nisit
toChautauqua.
Miss Ids Arbogast left this morning tor
Detroit 10 spend the summer.
Mr.. Geo. Allison and wife left this morn
ing for Detroit TO spend a week.
Misses Lucy and Bessie Moores returned
this morning from a visit to Piqua.
The |. b. 4 W. cheap-rate excursion Ia
Chicago this morning was well patronzrd
Mrs. Edward Calhoon left today on a
two weeks visit To her friend, Mrs. II. G..
Mclean. at ST. Marys, q.
Miss MAY Shumate has returned from a
pleasant visit in Springfield, the guest of
Miss Mabel Cushman. rbana Cuizcn.
Mr.. J. Il. Ulrich and family left to-day
for Putin Bay To spend the summer and
fall. Mr.. Ulrich has rented nice cottage
there.
Mr.. Charley Armstrong, formerly of this
city, but now OF Cincinnati is in the city
for few days calling Oh his many old
friends.
Miss Mary Raffensperger left this morn
ing for Wyandotte. Michigan, 10 join her
sisters, Misses Clara and Loyene, who art
already there.
Miss Cora Shewslter left for Harrisburg,
Franklin county, yesterday, on a visit to
Mr.. j. W. Chennoweth and family. She
will be absent week.
Mrs. Sallie X. Doll, OF Detroit, Mich,
formerly q resident of Springfield, is visit
ing the family of Mr.. H. F. Starrett, Il
west Columbia street.
Mr.. Cliff Thompson of this city. who has
spent the last three years in Philadelphia,
is home for short time. He expects To go
on TO Chicago TO locate.
Mr. Will Rodgers, jun, leaves tomorrow
morning for trip TO the lakes. Duluth. st.
Paul and Minneapolis. He expects To be
gone couple of weeks.
10 Dayton this morning to attend the re-
union of the Second regiment D. V. !.
Chief-of-Police Ambrose was among the
number
Mr.. Stan. Young WAS partially overcome
by heat yesterday and was quite III all
night from the effects. He was attended
at the ISgonds house by his alter ego,
Mort Baird.
Mrs. Colonel J. b. Fellowes returned
last evening from Cincinnati. where she
Went on Tuesday 10 attend the funeral of
brother-in-law, who was killed in an
elevator accident
About o'clock last night a runaway oc-
CURED Oh south Center street. but the names
Of the owner or driver Of the rig could not
be sscertained. So far rs is known no
damage was done.
TolIoco, the new New York publication
devoted To ''the weed" and the trade. gives
a very happy and complimentary notice. IN
its current issue. to Mr.. l.. NJ. Harris. the
Lsgonda house tobacconist.
Mr.. JosephI. King left today for his
home at Los Angeles, California, after
residence OF about eight months in Spring
field, during which time he made many
friends whose regard he will never lose.
All members of the Jefferson club are re-
quested TO meet at their hall tonight. 10
take action On the death of Mr.. ". Ii.
Evans, who was an honorary member.
FRANK SHOWERS, See.
The usual good work was accomplished
at the regular weekly meeting of the Flow
er Mission this morning There was ali
abundance Of both flowers and fruit, and
both were judiciously distributed. The hot
weather doee not appear To diminish the
enthusiasm of the young ladies.
The Salvation Army will appear on the
streets again tonight. the affidavit against
them having been Withdrawn in the police
court This practically settles the matter
and the army and its din are likely to be
features of life in Springfield as long as the
inclination Of the army holds out.
In speaking Of the X. of p. excursion to
Ludlow Falls yesterday as a failure. this
paper meant no reflection upon the Sir
Knights themselves. They worked hard to
make il success and did their part To the
utmost, but Ludlow Falls has no longer
any attraction for the public ss y picnic
ground.